Wisdom News Highlights A Busy Winter Week
Mrs. Ted Woodard returns to Wisdom from a week in Butte and attends her nephew Donald Teboe’s funeral. Harold Capehart arrives for a visit. Mr. Capehart previously worked in Spokane on defense work. Masons hold regular meeting with Ralph Huntley as Worshipful Master and set yearly plans. Bridge club hosts note prizes for high scores. Snow plow crews battle severe winter with delays and road closures. Clergy, officials, and residents assist as illnesses and hospital stays occur. Community events include tuberculin seal sale report, cancelation of a card party, season ticket sales, and a birthday party for Monte Moran. The town mourns the death of C. W. Francis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Woodard
Wisdom
Butte
J. Teboe
Mrs. Woodard
Donald Teboe
Harold Capehart
Capehart
Missoula
Roy Murray
Spokane
Wash
Masonic Temple
Ralph Huntley
Huntley
Leonard Smith
Contract Bridge Club
Raymond Johnson
Gerald ZeBarth
George Helming
Allan Spencer
Dillon
Dan Maine
Dillon Hospital
Blaze Sugar
Douglas Morrison
T. English
Barrett Hospital
Squaw Creek
Frank Pendleton
June Pendleton
Forest Service
All-Star Club
Elmer Jensen
B. Elsworth
Monte Moran
John Helming
Marlene Morrison
Gale Huntley
C. W. Francis
Big Hole Basin
The
Wisdom Church
Sunday Services At First Lutheran Church
Leonard Thompson, pastor, announces services for Sunday January 31 with Sunday school at 11 00 am and divine worship. No services in Jackson or Wisdom this month due to road conditions. Services are planned for the first Tuesday and Wednesday of March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Thompson
Jackson
Wisdom
Service Men News From Dillon in Wartime
Dillon residents hear from many service members and reserves. Walter Edwards reports to active duty at Camp Claiborne as second lieutenant. Local families note hospital stays, training, and relocations in Australia Fort Knox Wendover Field and North Africa are mentioned as destinations. New commissions and transfers include Kenneth R. Martin and Captain Robert Hamilton in New Guinea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Edwards
Birch Creek
CCC
Camp Claibourne
Edwards
Dillon
Kenneth R. Martin
Normal College
P. D. Martin
Stanford
Fargo
N. D
Department of Transportation
Harrisburg
Montana State Normal College
Virginia City
Army
Fort Douglas
Utah
Robert “Red” Hamilton
New Guinea
Buna
Gona
Hamilton
Bulldog
Meat Ration Helps War Fight With Thriving Croquettes
A wartime pantry guide notes scarce meat but directs readers to stretch meals for service members and allies. It outlines croquettes from nuts and chicken soup and a beef and potato hash ring using limited beef, potatoes, and consommé.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Air Force
Coast Guard
Marines
OPA Explains Price Control Effects on Food Costs
A. T. Peterson of the Office of Price Administration explains how price controls influence living costs using U S Department of Labor data. Between May 12 and Dec 15 1942 controlled foods rose 1.2 percent while uncontrolled foods climbed 29.8 percent, showing stabilizing effects where controls apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Peterson
Office of Price Administration
U. S. Department of Labor Statistics
OPA
Melrose Students Receive Flag for Scrap Drive Efforts
Melrose high and public school students received a patriotic flag from Uncle Sam in gratitude for their prominent role in the scrap drive. Teachers will display the flag in the classroom with best discipline and scholastic records for specified periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Uncle Sam
George Kambich
Butte
Mary Chinn
Mr. Kambich
Joe Bavan
Murray Hospital
Barbara Jean Trueman
Charlene Trueman
Helen Fassler
Shirley Lively
Barbara Jean
Bill Connor
Ekalaka
Monica Connor
Seattle
Wash
Bill
Ora Connor
Tom Connor
Trapper Creek
Leonard Norris
Emma Mine
Joe Henke
Battle Ground
Anne Fraser
Henke
Lily Jones
Pocatello
Dave Armstrong
Clifford Reid
Hamilton
Ewing
Grace Fuller
Beaverhead County Bond Sales Pace Highlighted
W. W. Hawkins reports Beaverhead sold 38193.75 in War Bonds from Jan 1 to 15, 95.05 percent of December total, ranking 20th in Montana per capita sales at 6.02. January Montana per capita sales average 4.75 with Fergus leading at 10.86. state quota set at 3.6 million for January. A Helena Federal Reserve note warns no county quotas and hints at a wartime mix of resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hawkins
Beaverhead County
Montana
Fergus County
Federal Reserve Bank
Helena
Hitler
Tojo
Future Farmers Buy Bonds and Stamps Worth $2 333
William Evans of Beaverhead FFA reports members purchased $2,225 in war bonds and $108 in defense stamps plus a $50 bond and $2.75 in stamps from chapter funds. Bud Harrison leads 25 members as nine greenhands advanced to the chapter former degree after earning $25 in project work and leading a 15 minute group discussion. each received a silver emblem. Members named: Dick Hansen, Willard Casper, Jerzy Harrison, Erwin Marchesseau, Dean Nelson, Dale Pettit, Dic Pierce, Leonard Waldemar Preston Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Evans
Beaverhead
Future Farmers of America
F.F.A
Bud Harrison
Dick Hansen
Willard Casper
Jerzy Harrison
Erwin Marchesseau
Dean Nelson
Dale Pettit
Dic Pierce
Leonard
Waldemar Preston Hughes
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the Mountain States Telitel.co
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Manetho A. Brown
Stanley Martin Davidson
Mike Francis Stefanatz, Jr
George Washington Helming
Richard Judson Nelson
Leslie Henry Smith
Edward Riley Casey
Alfred Levan Manning
Harold Cornell Murray
Kurt John Raddatz
William Henry Hillstead
William Joseph Romersa
John William Casey
William Ray Stevenson
Dale Dwight McQueary
Sidney B. Carnine
Elmer R. Sage
Charles Henry Banks
Hugh J. Scully
Lawrence L. Jones
Robert Lyonal Curray
John Platt
Elwood Orson Baum
Melvin Thorall Westad
Ernest Charles Nelson
Oliver Gordon Williamson
Jesse Coleman Roberts
John Combes
Arlo Herman
Osborne Cardinale
John
U. S. Naval Reserve
Carroll College
Arlo
Osborne
W. R. Gordon
Pvt
Robert D. Gordon
Australia
Henry Hignight
Fort Knox
Ken
Henry F. Hignight
Co. C
AFRTC
Fort Knox Kentucky
U. S. Army
Robert Stephan
Wendover Field
U. S. Army Air Force
W. H. Stephan
Donald Nelson
North Africa
Charles Nelson
Howard Rosenau
Kansas City
Howard Rosenal
Armour Bly
R. J. Harrison
T.S.S
Bks
Scott Field
Ill
Frank J. Stelmachowski
Service Co. 45Th
A. R
13Th Division
Camp Beal
Calif
Wm. J. Tritt
As.n
Barry E
C. A
Swen Larsen
Texas
U. S. Navy
Frank Marsh
England
Africa
Selective Service
George Bowring
Dillag
Jack Hoyrup
Ray McPherson
Pacific
Dorothy Greig
O.P.A
Herb
Sue
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Ince
Melrose Marguerite LA Marche
Archie Green
Livingston
Mr. Green
Green
Jack Barrett
Minneapolis
Mrs. Barrett